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Bundle: Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics, Loose-leaf Version, 9th + WebAssign Printed Access Card, Multi-Term
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ISBN: 9781305932302
Author: Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 11, Problem 6P

(a)

To determine

The value of cos1[ABAB].

(a)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6P

The value of given expression cos1[ABAB] is 168°_.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for the magnitude of A the vector as.

  A=(Ax)2+(Ay)2+(Az)2                                                                           (I)

Here, Ax is x-component of A, Ay is y-component of A, Az is z-component of A and A is the magnitude of A.

Write the expression for the magnitude of B the vector as.

  B=(Bx)2+(By)2+(Bz)2                                                                         (II)

Here, Bx is x-component of B, By is y-component of B, Bz is z-component of B and B is the magnitude of B.

Write the expression for dot product of a vector A and B as.

  (AB)=(AxBx)+(AyBy)+(AzBz)                                                    (III)

Consider the angle for a given expression is θ.

Write the expression for the angle between the vectors.

  θ=cos1[ABAB]

Substitute (Ax)2+(Ay)2+(Az)2 for A, (Bx)2+(By)2+(Bz)2 for B and (AxBx)+(AyBy)+(AzBz) for (AB) in the above expression.

  θ=cos1[((AxBx)+(AyBy)+(AzBz))((Ax)2+(Ay)2+(Az)2)((Bx)2+(By)2+(Bz)2)]             (IV)

Conclusion:

Substitute 3 for Ax, 7 for Ay, 4 for Az, 6 for Bx, 10 for By and 9 for Bz in equation (VI).

  θ=cos1[(((3)6)+(7(10))+((4)9))((3)2+(7)2+(4)2)((6)2+(10)2+(9)2)]=cos1[(124)(74)(217)]=167.52°168°

Thus, the value of the given expression cos1[ABAB] is 168°_.

(b)

To determine

The value of sin1[A×BAB].

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6P

The value of the given expression sin1[A×BAB] is 11.9°_

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for cross product of two vectors A and B as.

  A×B=|i^j^k^AxAyAzBxByBz|=|AyAzByBz|i^+|AzAxBzBx|j^+|AxAyBxBy|k^

Simplify the above-obtained expression as.

  A×B=(AyBzAzBy)i^+(AzBxAxBz)j^+(AxByAyBx)k^                      (V)

Write the expression for the magnitude of A×B the vector as.

  |A×B|=((AB)x)2+((AB)y)2+((AB)z)2                                              (VI)

Here, (AB)x is x-component of (A×B), (AB)y is y-component of (A×B), (AB)z is z-component of (A×B).

Write the expression for the angle between the vectors.

  θ=sin1[A×BAB]

Substitute (Ax)2+(Ay)2+(Az)2 for A, (Bx)2+(By)2+(Bz)2 for B and ((AB)x)2+((AB)y)2+((AB)z)2 for (A×B) in given expression as.

  θ=sin1[(((AB)x)2+((AB)y)2+((AB)z)2)((Ax)2+(Ay)2+(Az)2)((Bx)2+(By)2+(Bz)2)]             (VII)

Conclusion:

Substitute 3 for Ax, 7 for Ay, 4 for Az, 2 for Bx, 10 for By and 9 for Bz in equation (I).

  A×B=((3)(9)(4)(10))i^+((3)(9)(4)(6))j^+((10)(3)(6)(7))k^=23.00i^+3.00j^12.00k^

Substitute 23.00 for (AB)x, 3.00 for (AB)y, 12 for (AB)z, 3 for, Ax, 7 for Ay, 4 for Az, 6 for Bx, 10 for By and 9 for Bz in equation (VII).

  θ=sin1[(23.00)2+(3.00)2+(12.00)2((3)2+(7)2+(4)2)((6)2+(10)2+(9)2)]=sin1[682(74)(217)]=11.88°11.9°

Thus, the value of the given expression sin1[A×BAB] is 11.9°_.

(c)

To determine

The correct method which gives the angle between two vectors.

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6P

The first method gives the angle between the two vectors more accurately.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for the angle between the two vectors A and B as.

  θ=cos1[ABAB]                                                                                   (VIII)

Conclusion:

The RHS expression of the equation (VIII) is similar to expression asked in first part.

The angle calculation between two vectors will be correct when using the first method.

Generally, the angle between the two vectors can only be at most 180°. If use the second method for calculation angle, than it can’t distinguish θ from (180θ) because sin(180θ)=sinθ.

Thus, the first method gives the angle between the two vectors more accurately.

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